The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 22, 1920, Image 8
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ACREAGE OF ALFALFA
LARGEST OF LEGUMES
Greater Than That of Any Other
Plant Cut for Hay.
Significant Fact That More Than One.
Half of Tame Hay Area Now De.
voted to Nutritive and Soil.
Improving Crops.
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KILL OUT CANADA THISTLES
Silall P tcth n of Noxious Plant May
Be D ren--oyd by Cutting Themn
Oft During Sumimer.
4oi nn41s,14 wherlts.
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ADVANTEO CAATHISTLES
Smalo Late fo PlNoi1o Yelan
Vietry y onudng Gm
Ofeeurin Smerc.
ls''a lt [letls 54'h1f1 . Ia~ h thi' ts
a bos ' ' 5 -l141 :ior:tlI tina ilurita
t'Ii'I s sr!!tn 1- ' sr . \ n e it h t'
Alfha adr Covr lAre Favoe ae
Fedi:eiti Live. Socrk. e s.T
han'ss s l ar1 ger 's IiehlsI wits' haut oI i : .; :
lrpIt is1 Im4' e si rys to :.;r ' ssme: ear:lyl
Snall'mta reli Vegetables, wiut r O yt
SoppybfrrW-ter
anad This1 r.t.t~e. ente
keep5 t~sin ' iatallio n l' is l m are le'l
tiAt,; h t in-t ite t v r h v
eba~e to show ilwr h'vesYb.v
Ten Year Old Child Whose Parents
Formerly Livedl in this onnuty, ElIe.
trecIted ill Texas.
'te following tccoinnt of th(Iah
,if i bi 141 I ty City. Tex., 1aken tin, 1
a paper of thal pIhit., w\*il! he read will,
.ioro byinany peioe of thlis- counity,
Ihe pareits of tle child beingn mi\i
of the wvestn p:I? of the couInlty andl
h it ei lli 1 l h 1 l h \in.: \-ji 4 .5
he e w-ithi the:u1 s r r' year 11a
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FORD ROADSTERS
We will re,
the middle of tt
therefore, deliv<
them. They w%
These cars wer<
factory here. M
A ~ Fordsori
plant I 'in the proper I
the midde of ti
therefr, delily
them. Tre, exc
Thie willo ut t
Wlott Alfo h
evOnDmRUCKSpot
lor- accidentally caught hold of it with
his ieft haid, :with the resuL ofI a di.
reet Crrent through his body to the
.'.treuid, as all electrleity seik the
enrth.
Mi scvreatuu attracted his parenI A
1t t neighbors who ran to his assist
Iw . The tuothler cant.,1b ho.41 of hlitul
S wa.s se-ver'l~y Ahocketd. Th'le phant
It It pionetA nd anud the iou e shut
I h!'at 11f' v . - ext net ylI 1 the1 tI
:1. 'A I.
Sit
IIIM
:eive three Ford Roa
isweek , for which x
er these cars to the
rill not be on our f
a not driven through
(e also have one nev
1 Tractors
a the cost of preparing land
Lt it costs with horses. But
is the fact that the Fordson
*ifty per cent, of the farmer's
ad---getting fields in shape to
season; getting things done
done---means money to the
RIDER FOR A FORDSON
NOW
le Tires 20
mplete assortment '1
Springfield, Diamoi
ept Ford sizes, at 2C
1ese tires to you abs<
LDROP'
'ork and Parts Cash
To Our C
Beginning S(
our chargs for r
wvill be $4.00 per
Bagings aneK'T:
LAURENS
LAURENS G1
GRAY'S GINNI
dters and three Fc
io orders have been
first three custom
loor long so place
but were shipped
r Ford Sedan for im
1 Tractor hr1
We have in stock a cc
Implements, consisting of
Plows, Oliver Chi~4ed Plow
matic Harrowse Americar
Saws, Etc. See u?s before
Implem ents.
.WE CAN .SA
MONI
per cent of
7ires in the followins
id and Goodrich.
per cent less than
>lutely at cost.
S GAR~
Laurens, 9
:ustomers4
ptember 22, 1920,
ning white cotton
bale.
oL ILL,
N & FUEL CO.,
RY, Watts Mills
FORD SEDANS
ord Trucks about
placed.. We can,.
iers who call for
your order early.
by rail from the
imediate delivery
mplete line of Tractor.
VicKay Power-Lift Dia.
s, Roderic Lean Aui
Grain Drills, WoAd
- buying your Trizctor
VE YOU
for Cash
Sstandard makes:
We will sell all
list price. This
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FOR DONm TR ACTrSn